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Overview of studying in Ireland

Why Study in Ireland

World-class universities with global recognition

English-speaking country with rich culture

Europe's friendliest and safest country

Excellent post-study work visa opportunities

Hub for international companies and tech giants

Warm welcoming culture and hospitality

Why Choose Ireland

Discover the key advantages and opportunities that make Ireland an excellent destination for international students pursuing higher education.

Top Universities in Ireland

Top Universities

Maynooth University

Public

Maynooth, County Kildare

Ranking

#771-780

Acceptance

73%

Tuition/Year

$19K

Agency

QS

Ranked #771-780 globally

QS

Trinity College Dublin

Public

Dublin, Leinster

Ranking

#75

Acceptance

34%

Tuition/Year

$24K

Agency

QS

Ranked #75 globally

QS

Student Visa for Ireland

Ireland Visa Information

Graduate Work Visa (Stamp 1G)

WORK
Cost

$500

Processing

Varies

The Graduate Work Visa allows TU Dublin graduates to remain in Ireland for up to 2 years (1 year for Level 8 graduates, 2 years for Level 9/10 graduates) to seek employment. This visa bridges the gap between student status and potential work authorization, providing graduates with opportunities to gain Irish work experience.

Stamp 1G Graduate Visa

WORK
Cost

$400

Processing

Varies

Allows graduates to remain and work in Ireland for up to 2 years after completing their degree.

Stamp 2 Student Visa

STUDENT
Cost

$300

Processing

Varies

Required for all international students to study in Ireland, allowing part-time work during studies and full-time work during holidays.

Student Visa (Stamp 2)

STUDENT
Cost

$300

Processing

Varies

The Student Visa (Stamp 2) allows international students to study in Ireland for the duration of their academic program. This visa permits students to work part-time (up to 20 hours per week during term time and 40 hours during holidays). Students must maintain enrollment in a recognized course and meet immigration requirements.

Disclaimer

The visa information provided is for general guidance only. Grad Globe is not liable for any changes in regulations or visa outcomes. Applicants should verify details from official government sources.

Cost of Living in Ireland

Cost of Living

$2,500 - $3,200

Total Cost of Living per month
in Ireland

Accommodation

$1,400 - $2,100

Food & Dining

$450 - $650

Transportation

$80 - $150

Miscellaneous

$70 - $150

Work Opportunities in Ireland

Work Opportunities

Career Opportunities

These opportunities are available to international students. Some positions may require work authorization or be limited to specific visa categories. Contact our career services for detailed guidance.

Frequently Asked Questions about Ireland

Frequently Asked Questions

5 Questions

University-Specific Information

These FAQs cover only general guidance. For detailed or country-specific university information, please check directly with the universities or consult our counselors.

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